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Autism is not something to be cured or eliminated, but rather a neurological difference that needs to be better understood and appreciated, with all the beautiful strengths—and often painful weaknesses—that come with it.
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Remember the dignity and worth of others while doing good work.
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Salvationists must rediscover confidence in the Lord’s power and plan.
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Working for social justice is working to see the world become a better place—a place where all people, not just some, thrive and have the opportunity to be all that they can be; a place where we connect to the environment, to the people around us, and to God, in a healthy way.
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International Women’s Day on March 8 is an opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements, while advocating for greater gender equity.
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The Way of Wisdom – Part 3
The question at the heart of the Book of Job: Why do bad things happen to good people? March 3, 2020The ancient book of Job asks a question that lies at the heart of the human condition: Why do bad things happen to good people?
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Leaders who engage others foster the development of others, communicate effectively, contribute to the creation of healthy organizations and build teams.
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The journey to Easter begins on Ash Wednesday.
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Our calling is not primarily to construct a lovely life as a kind of art project, suitable for sharing on Instagram, but to do all the good we can in the furtherance of God’s great program of rescue and renewal.
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The Gig Economy
Temporary work is growing—but what are the consequences for workers? February 18, 2020What impact does temporary work have on people?
